texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball coach and former player who is the head coach for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association. He was the head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers. After playing college basketball for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, Lue was selected by the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the 1998 NBA draft with the 23rd overall pick. He was traded to the Lakers. In his first three seasons with the Lakers, Lue won two NBA titles. He became Director of Basketball Development for the Boston Celtics after his playing career ended. He was an associate head coach at the time.During the 2015–16 season, Lue was promoted to head coach. One of the few rookies in the NBA to ever lead his team to a title, Lue was the coach of the Cleveland team that won their first NBA championship. The Golden State Warriors defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals in both of the last two seasons. He was fired by Cleveland. Lue graduated from Raytown Senior High School in Raytown, Missouri. He studied sociology at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, where he played basketball. The 1995-96 team won the NIT, defeating St. Joseph's in the finals.He finished his Cornhuskers career ranked third all-time in assists, fourth in three-pointers made, fifth in steals and seventh in scoring. In each of his three seasons, Lue led Nebraska in assists and finished his career tied with Dave Hoppen for most games with 30 or more points. He decided to enter the NBA draft after his junior season. NBA career <mask> entered the 1998 NBA draft. He was traded on draft night to the Los Angeles Lakers with Tony Battie in exchange for Nick Van Exel from the Denver Nuggets. His first three years with the Lakers were disappointing. He had injuries in 2000 and his playing time was limited.In the 2001 playoffs, Lue excelled. During the first game of the finals, he was used to guard Allen Iverson. After signing with the Washington Wizards in the off-season of 2001, Lue became a better point guard. The Magic had the worst record in the NBA that season with a 21–61 mark. After the season ended, <mask>, McGrady, Juwan Howard, and other players were traded to the Houston Rockets for other players. In Houston, Lue saw a decrease in playing time due to the overabundance of point guards on the roster, and was subsequently traded to the Atlanta Hawks for Jon Barry. Atlanta's record in the NBA was the worst in franchise history, with a 13–69 record.The Hawks traded Lue to the Kings on February 16, 2008. The Kings nixed him on February 28, 2008. After clearing waivers, Lue signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks. The Milwaukee Bucks signed <mask> on July 17, 2008. On February 5, 2009, <mask> was traded back to the Magic in exchange for cash considerations. The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Magic in the NBA finals in 2009, despite the fact that the Magic had advanced to the finals in his final year as an NBA player. On October 23, 2009, the Boston Celtics named Lue director of basketball development.He joined the Los Angeles Clippers' coaching staff. On June 23, 2014, Lue became the highest-paid assistant coach in the NBA. Lue was one of the top candidates for the Cleveland's head coaching job. On January 22, 2016 Lue was named the new head coach of the Cavaliers. He had a three-year contract. The NBA championship took place that spring. In May, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Toronto Raptors in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals, continuing their streak in the 2016 playoffs and making coach <mask> <mask> the first coach in NBA history to win his first 10 playoff games.One of the few coaches to reach the NBA Finals after becoming head coach in the middle of the season was Ty Lue. TheCleveland won their first NBA championship on June 19, 2016 The 14th person to have won an NBA championship as a head coach was Pat Riley, who won an NBA championship after becoming head coach in 1981. The Cleveland Cavaliers had a 51–31 record in the 2016–17 NBA season. The Golden State Warriors defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in five games in the NBA Finals. On March 19, 2018, Lue announced that he would be taking a leave of absence from his job. The Cavaliers lost to the Warriors in four games in the NBA Finals after Lue returned to coach.In Cleveland, the coaching style was based on flexibility and consistency, as well as shuffling players around to adjust to the opponents' tendencies. His team followed the Warriors' plan to beat them. In the regular season, Lue's style was described as undisciplined and unprepared, but in the playoffs, he has been praised for his ability to "think several moves ahead and create matchup advantages". The best coach/manager and the best team were named at the 2016 ESPY Awards. After a 0–6 start to the season, the Cavaliers fired Lue. In an informal role, Lue worked with Doc Rivers of the Los Angeles Clippers. Prior to the season, Lue was named the lead assistant coach.On October 20, 2020, <mask> was promoted to Clippers head coach. The Clippers made their first conference finals appearance in franchise history, but lost to the Suns in six games. The Clippers lost in the Conference Finals. As a coach, 10 retired by the Nebraska Cornhuskers, including NBA champion and All-Star Game head coach. While growing up in St. Louis, Tatum often attended his family's barbecues in Mexico, Missouri. African-American sports people, African-American basketball players, American men's basketball coaches, and Atlanta Hawks players are listed.

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texts: <mask> is an American artist known for a variety of work including sculpture, drawings, paper cuts, prints, children's books, animations, functional design objects, public art, and site-specific commissions. Nussbaum was raised in Minneapolis and studied at the University of Minnesota. He worked as a studio assistant to the artists in New York City. He began making art full-time in 1982. The work of Nussbaum has been exhibited at a number of galleries, including the Metaphor Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. His sculpture can be seen in exhibitions at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, Minn., the Laforet Museum, Tokyo, Japan, the Nicolayson Art Museum, Casper, WY, and the Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton, NJ. The "Home Sweet Home" mural was created by Nusbaums in 2003 for the Montclair Art Museum.Home Sweet Home was accompanied by a display of the artist's figures. <mask> is known for his designs. He began producing night-lights and light figures of his design in 1985. The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY, The Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles were some of the museums that Atomic Iron Works was sold in. My World is Not Flat was published in 1992. The 10' x 72' 3D mural was created by Nussbaum. In 1992, Nussbaum began creating public arts projects with a commission from the Metro North Railroad.Since then, he has completed numerous public art works and private commissions, including projects for five New Jersey Transit stations, the New York City Public Schools, the Princeton Library, the All Children's Playground, and Edgemont Memorial Park. Nussbaum has been commissioned by a number of hospitals. The Albert E. Hinds Memorial Gateways were completed by Nussbaum. The images from the history of American quilts are incorporated into the gateways. Nussbaum was awarded an individual artist fellowship by the NJ State Council on the Arts. He was a MacDowell Colony fellow in 2005, 2006 and 2007, as well as a 2008 fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Gallery Bibliography Accola.The Hunterdon Museum of Art has a new work by <mask>baum. Critics on the Run: Commuters Appraise a New Art Project was published in the New York Times. 2. Ayres, William and Bloodworth. The art is en route. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority was established in 1994. The person is Carly Berwick.Art News May 2004, "Reviews: Ron Cohen, Nancy Grimes, Donata Mancini, and <mask>." Dan Bischoff. The art was called "A Feel for Folk Art." : 4. Dan Bischoff. The Art Museum has two shows. 25-26.Dan Bischoff. The art project has a great track record. 1, 6-7. Dan Bischoff. Artists world view of an unpopular war. The Sunday Star Ledger was written by Dan Bischoff. "Art about artists making art" was written by Dan Bischoff.Art., "Dynamic Duos." Sunday Star Ledger 27 June 1999, Art. Bischoff, Dan. Go Figure: Bodies of Work Focus on Human Form was published in 2001. 2. Dan Bischoff. The Star Ledger published a story titled "Gun Show Right on Target". : 43.Dan Bischoff. It was said that less is more for sculptor's tiny icons. : 1,8. Dan Bischoff. The Sunday Star Ledger published a story titled "Seeing Through the Clutter of Modern Art". Bischoff, Dan. The Wall of Plenty in Montclair was created by Nusbaums.: 4. Mary Voelz. The Rocky Mountain News reported on "sizing up bodies of work." There was art in 2001. Mary Voelz. The Denver Rocky Mountain News reported on "Beasts Come to Life". 8D.Timothy Cohrs. The Review: Sculpture was published in April 1986. The New York Times published a story on foot lights. Finn and Joan. "Mam's outdoor sculpture: a community experience" was written by Trudi Gilfillian. The Press of Atlantic City reported on "Wildwood Culture" on July 21, 2011. The New York Times had a story on the New Jersey tour.: E31. The cover of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Linda Koutsky. Skyway News reported on Window Art by <mask>. Janet Kutner. The Dallas Morning News reported on folk art with the fire of life. Ludas, Elizabeth.The Community reported on "Nussbaum Large and Small" in June of 2003 : 1. Kyle MacMillan. The Denver Post published a story on fine sampling of art. Kyle MacMillan. The Scene Marchetti, Tony, was quoted in The Denver Post 2002, "'Solace' in Art." "First Class" in the September 2012 edition of the magazine.The Met 15 December 1999, Arts. : 28. Sondra Mesnik. The work of sculptors is in a cafe. Charles Dee Mitchell. The Quiet Ones was written by the Dallas Observer. : 8.Steven Moctezuma. The Montclair Times reported on the MAM Fine Arts Annual. Westword 10–16 June 1999, Art. 60. Polan is from Corky. "Best Bits: The King of Parts" was published in New York Magazine. Art., "All's Well That ends Well." Dallas Oberserver.Sims, Patterson. "<mask>baum Home Sweet Home and Twenty Small Sculptures" is displayed at the art museum. Ellen Silberman was born in Sept. 2003 Metro North brought art to local commuters. Ken Thorbourne. The Montclair Times reported on art gains a year after the summit. A10Ken Thorbourne. Public art contestants are ready to hit the deck. A6. Susan Van Dongen. The Princeton Packet published "surrogate portraits" in 2001. "Professionals and students are learning from each other." The New York Times was in New Jersey.: 10. Peter Zimmermann PHD. <mask>'s new workMinting the Unconscious. External links include the artist's website, the art museum, and the school of art.

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texts: <mask><mask> was an American film and television actor. He played Half-Sack in the first two seasons of Sons of Anarchy and also played Gilby in The Sausage Factory. In 2005 and 2006 He played a supporting role in Aliens vs. Underclassman. The Runaways and Felon were released in 2010. <mask> was raised in the Los Angeles neighborhoods of North Hollywood and Sherman Oaks. His parents were Michael and <mask>.<mask> was a Scientologist for most of his life. He left home at the age of 18 to pursue an acting career. Career <mask> had guest starring roles in Boston Public, The Guardian, and American Dreams, among others. His first feature film performance was in New Line Cinema's Raise Your Voice, followed by Miramax Films' Underclassman in 2005. He appeared in the movie Raise Your Voice with Hilary Duff and co-stars as one of the Chase siblings. He played Dennis "Chili" Childress on The O.C. and guest starred in four episodes of Drake & Josh as Scottie, one of Drake's bandmates. <mask> appeared in the third episode of Smallville.He starred in the film Magic Valley, which was shown at the festival. <mask> played a prospect biker named "Half-Sack" in the first two seasons of Sons of Anarchy. Personal life <mask> dated a singer. <mask> and Diane Gaeta were expecting a baby in 2009. The couple had split up by April 6, 2010, when the couple's daughter, Culla May, was born. After <mask> moved out, the couple engaged in a "long and painful" custody battle that <mask> lost. <mask>' parents attained the highest level within the Scientology organization, called "Operating Thetan", which is called OT VIII.He was a sponsor of the drug rehabilitation group Narconon. <mask> was a member of the Church of Scientology. <mask> was arrested three times. He struck two men in the head with a bottle during a fight. He was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. After the first arrest, <mask> was accused of attempting to break into a woman's home. He pleaded no contest to that case as well.Considering the cases, the official expressed that he was very concerned for the well-being of the community, that <mask> had mental health issues, and that he would continue to be a threat to the community. Five days before his death, <mask> was released from a Los Angeles County jail. <mask> was injured in a motorcycle accident on October 30, 2011. <mask> refused to take the tests, even though his father scheduled them twice. <mask>'s father encouraged the treatment of his son's mental health issues. <mask> refused to comply. He began to have strange and illogical behavior after that point.According to Bill Jensen in Los Angeles magazine, <mask> and his attorneys tried to get him into rehab for marijuana addiction. They went to rehab to avoid trial after <mask> rejected this. In August of 2012 <mask> was granted out-patient status. He had a deal with the District Attorney of the San Fernando Court. <mask> was told that he would spend a couple more days in jail. He suffered a severe downturn in health and spirits after a couple of days. September 21, 2012 was when he was released from jail.On September 26, 2012 <mask> and his landlady, Catherine Davis were found dead. The Writers' Villa, a bed-and-breakfast for up-and-coming performers, directors and writers, was operated by Davis. <mask> had previously lived there. <mask> violently attacked two people at the property next door and Davis was heard screaming. <mask>' body was found byLAPD officers on the driveway. Davis' pet cat was also found dead in a bathroom, with severe head injuries. <mask> jumped over a fence to the next-door property, attacked a house painter and the homeowner, and then jumped back over the fence onto Davis' property.<mask> either fell or jumped from the roof, garage, or patio of Davis' house. He was found to have killed Davis by strangulation and blunt force trauma to her head after his death was investigated as a homicide. <mask> had no drugs or alcohol in his system when he died, according to an autopsy report. He had a history of drug abuse, leading to speculation by his attorney that he may have suffered a drug-induced psychosis when he killed his landlady. Drug tests came back negative for alcohol, cocaine, marijuana, or anti-psychotic medication. He died of partial strangulation and had marks on his neck, according to the autopsy. There was no indication that <mask> was pushed or that he jumped from the roof.His death was ruled an accident. <mask>' family has spoken out about his history of head trauma, leading some to theorize that he developed a psychological disorder, which led to his sudden spurts of violence. It was a tragic end for an extremely talented guy, who unfortunately had lost his way. I was not shocked by the events last night, but I wish I could say so. I am very sorry that an innocent life was taken away from him. It's a day of mourning, but also a day of awareness and gratitude. Some of us carry the message by dying.There are links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to links to

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texts: <mask> was an American who advocated teaching other religions from the perspective of religion's scholars. He spent a year in India after graduating from Harvard Divinity School, visiting religious sites and meeting scholars. He developed and edited books on Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam while teaching Asian Religions in the 1950s. He was involved in establishing academic centers for the study of world religions. He was the Director of the Fund for the Study of World Religions at Colgate University for 25 years. Thepathetic study of religious ways other than one's own helps religious seekers to see the realities of their own path more clearly. <mask><mask> and <mask> are related.<mask> was the pastor in several churches when the family returned to Iowa in 1910. <mask> attended Des Moines University after graduating from high school. He earned his bachelor's degree in 1929 at Ohio Wesleyan University, where he was planning to become a Methodist minister. He graduated from Harvard University in 1933 with a degree in philosophy and then went to Harvard Divinity School. <mask> was able to improve his spiritual development because of his understanding of all religious quests for truth. He took advantage of the opportunities to meet Asian religious scholars when he attended a variety of worship services. An invitation for residency at India's ashrams without special accommodations was the result of an introduction to Swami Nikhilananda at the New York City Ramakrishna Mission Center.After completing the S.T.B., in 1935. He was on a boat to India for a year of residence and study. He lived at the Belur Math temple on the banks of the Ganges River in Calcutta for a number of months. He visited universities and holy sites where he met Gandhi and many other people. After it was known that he was brought in for questioning because he talked with people who advocated independence, more doors opened for him. It is a good rule to speak of a religion other than one's own as if the speaker were in the presence of a good friend who is a follower of that religion. <mask> married Amy Cowing Scott two weeks later.He became Director of the Student Religious Association at the University of Michigan in 1937. He was granted Conscientious Objector status when World War II began because of his pacifism and religious conviction. He served as Director of a work camp for COs in northern New Hampshire in 1942 and later as Director of Education in the Civilian Public Service Program for Conscientious Objectors at the Philadelphia offices of the American Friends Service Committee. He became a Quaker after the war. <mask> taught philosophy at Colgate University after he was hired as the university's Chaplain. The student's interest in Asian religions led to a Hinduism course in 1948, and the following year to courses in Buddhism and Islam. Three books on Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam were edited by Asian scholars in the 1950s because of the lack of teaching materials about Asian religions.He helped establish the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard and the Fund for the Study of World Religions at Colgate. He moved to New Jersey with his wife, Amy, in 1974. He wrote Reaching for the Moon: on Asian Religious Paths at 75 after learning to use a word processor. Amy died in 2003 <mask> was 103 years old when he died. The first task in studying an Asian religion is to try to see the religion as it is seen by a believer; obviously our judgments will be invalid if we see the religion through the eyes of German, or French, or American scholars, colored by the biases of Christian, Jewish, Most teaching materials in the field of non-Christian religious studies reflected the bias of the Western author.A book about Hinduism written by Hindus was proposed by <mask> to the National Council on Religion in Higher Education. The Edward W. Hazen Foundation supported him in his quest to find Hindu scholars who could explain the major aspects of their religion to westerners. Seven authors were selected from around India, all capable of presenting their material in nuanced English. The Religion of the Hindus included selections from Hindu Sacred Writings. The Folkways recording of Religious Music of India was one of the supplementary materials published as a result of <mask>'s 1951 trip. Two companion books were edited by <mask>. The Path of the Buddha was published in the mid-sixties.The Straight Path was written by Islam. The Ronald Press published the books. All three have been available worldwide since the 1980s. It is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is <mask> was approached by an anonymous donor who wanted to establish a university center. <mask> suggested Harvard Divinity School for the location, but the donor and Harvard University couldn't agree until they reached an agreement. We were interested in helping to establish a center at Harvard where graduate work would be offered in great religious traditions, where people could study a religion other than their own.The Center for the Study of World Religions was inaugurated in 1960. <mask> came back to the donor with an idea of his own, which was a non-denominational center for personal meditation and study of religion. It would have a chapel, library, music room, and religious art for short-term visitors. Chapel House opened in the hills above Colgate University after the donor supported the idea. The anonymous donor established the Fund for the Study of World Religions at Colgate University. <mask> used the Fund to send many young academics to study in Asia, to bring Asian religious educators to teach in US universities, and to produce educational materials. None of these institutions have the donor's name on them.She said that she would be going over to the other side to see her friends. I wouldn't be proud to see them if I had done something for the Lord. The American Society for the Study of Religion was founded in 1959 by Edmund Perry, <mask> and Joseph Kitagawa. Western scholars appreciated the sympathetic approach that presented other religions through the perspective of their own scholars. Hindus and Hinduism have been viewed by the Western world in a different way over the centuries. <mask>'s approach is too limiting because it rejects descriptions and analyses of a religion by scholars who are not practitioners of that religion. <mask>'s own religious background is blamed for his position that a scholar's own religious background distorts his perspective on other religions.It is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is said that it is <mask> believes that only the word of scholars who are also insiders of a particular religious tradition is authoritative. The experience and testimony of people who follow a religion should be used to value the accuracy of statements. In this passionate plea for giving the word to the believers, <mask> anticipates the celebrated (albeit highly disputed and disputable) argument raised by Mr. Smith in an article dated some years later. The Basic Beliefs of Hinduism was edited by <mask><mask>. The Path of the Buddha - Buddhism Interpreted by Buddhists is a paperback edition of The Religion of the Hindus. The Straight Path - Islam Interpreted by Muslims was written by <mask><mask>.There are no known copies of these slides. An introduction to the study of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Confucianism, and Taoism was written by <mask><mask>. Zenkei Shibayama's Zen Comments on the Mumonkan was edited by <mask><mask>.

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texts: During the Second World War, Flight Lieutenant <mask> was a Royal Air Force fighter pilot. He wrote a book about his experiences during the Battle of Britain. <mask> was the son of an Australian government official and his wife and was sent to England to be educated at Trinity College, Oxford. He lived with his parents until the age of seven and only saw them during the summer when he was eighteen. It has been claimed that he was president of the Rugby Club and secretary of the Oxford University Boat Club. He was a rower in the Trinity College VIII. He joined the Oxford University Air Squadron in 1939.<mask> is a descendant of Sir <mask>. In October 1939 <mask> was called up to the Royal Air Force and in July 1940 he was posted to B Flight, No. 603 Squadron is located at RAF Montrose. The squadron moved to Hornchurch on August 27th, 1940. <mask> claimed to have shot down five Bf 109s in one week of combat. <mask> wrote about his first experience in a Supermarine Spitfire in The Last Enemy, when he was shot down by a Bf109 flown by a Hauptmann. He fell out of the plane unconscious before it crashed.After falling through space, he deployed a parachute and landed in the North Sea, where he was rescued by Lord Southborough from the Margate Station. After being treated at the Royal Masonic Hospital in London, <mask> was taken to the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead. He went on to become one of the best known members of McIndoe's "Guinea Pig Club" after enduring three months of surgery to repair his hands and face. He wrote an account of his experiences called Falling Through Space in the United States and The Last Enemy in Great Britain. In 1941, <mask> persuaded the British authorities to send him to America to rally support for Britain's war effort. He spoke on the radio, had a love affair with the actress, and drafted a lot of The Last Enemy in the United States. <mask> was able to bluff his way back into a flying position even though he couldn't handle a knife and fork.After recovering from his injuries, he returned to service with the No 54 Operational Training Unit. Death <mask> was killed in his 24th year on January 8, 1943. The aircraft coming down on farmland was the result of a night training flight by Fison in adverse weather conditions. He was laid to rest at St Martin-in-the-Fields in London on January 25, 1943, followed by his cremation at Golders Green Crematorium. George Denholm, his former 603 Squadron commanding officer, scattered his ashes from a Douglas Boston over the English Channel. A memorial to <mask> was unveiled in 2001 at the site of the former RAF Charterhall. His love affair with Mary Booker was the subject of Michael Burn's book Mary and Richard.He is remembered by an annual literature prize, a portrait outside the college library, and an annual lecture in his honour at Trinity College, Oxford. Sebastian Faulks, Jeanette Winterson, Mark Haddon, Monica Ali, Philip Pullman, Carol Ann Duffy, and Colm Tibn have all lectured. The Last Enemy was written by <mask><mask>. The Spanish version of Zrich was called El ltimo enemigo. Pub: Coward-McCann, New York (1981) Michael Burn, Mary and <mask>: the story of <mask> and Mary Booker. The Definitive Biography of a Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot and Author of The Last Enemy was written by David Ross and <mask>. Arthur Koestler was born in 2004."In Memory of <mask>" was a longer version of "The Birth of a Myth". The National Portrait Gallery has a portrait of <mask>, as well as a website with a photo of <mask>.

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texts: <mask> is a defenceman for Lule HF/MSSK in the Swedish Women's Hockey League. When she was a child, Savolainen played in the youth department of It-Helsingin Kiekko in her home city of Helsinki. She was almost driven to quit hockey after being bullied by her teammates because they felt girls should not play hockey. During the 2012–13 season, she played junior ice hockey with the men's under-16 team of East Hockey Club and made her senior women's debut. She began playing in the Naisten SM-sarja at the age of 16. The team had an average age of just 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Savolainen scored 13 points in eight playoff games to keep the team in the top flight.The Espoo Blues are the dominant force in the Nisten SM-sarja. In her first season with the Blues, she scored six goals and 20 assists for 26 points in 25 games and had two assists in five playoff games. The season ended with the Blues' 13th Aurora Borealis Cup victory. She had 16 points in 26 regular season games for the Blues. She joined several other national team stars on the Lule HF/MSSK team in the Swedish Women's Hockey League. She had a 16-game goalless streak that was finally broken when she scored a hat-trick against Gteborg at the end of November. She had 10 goals and 29 points.After Lule beat Linkping in the fourth game of the playoffs, she fainted on the ice and caused a minor health scare. She later shared, "I don't think I've ever been that happy before." It was nice. The decisive game was won by Lule. She set career bests in goals and points, scoring 20 goals and 41 points, leading all defenders in goals, and finishing second among defenders in points. Lule made it to the championship finals for the third year in a row before the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 epidemic. She was a finalist for the Defenders of the Year.She had to be taken to the hospital emergency ward after her leg was cut by another player's skate. She missed one match because of the injury. In November 2020, along with four other Finns and Lule teammates, she was forced to miss several games because of a national team camp where a player tested positive for Covid-19. She made her IIHF World Championship debut at the 2015 IIHF Women's World Championship and has since represented her country at the World Championships. She scored the game-winning goal in the first round of the Women's World Championship. The first team to beat the perennial lock on World Championship gold and silver was the silver medal winning Finns. She averaged over 23 minutes of ice-time per game and scored twice.She scored twice and assisted on three of the four goals in the historic victory over Canada. The United States won their fifth consecutive World Championship gold after Savolainen was one of five players to take a shot on American netminder Alex Rigsby Cavallini. Savolainen was diagnosed with two learning disabilities when she was in primary school. Her father, Janne, also has attention deficit disorder, which was not a surprise to her parents. In March 2020, she chose to speak publicly about her diagnoses, crediting her girlfriend, Swedish national team player Anna Kjellbin, with encouraging her to be open about her diagnoses. She collaborated with Lunette to break the taboo surrounding menstruation in women's sports. She and Rebecca Stenberg created a Youtube channel about daily life in the SDHL.Savolainen spoke out in support of the Sweden women's national ice hockey team strike, stating that "it was very brave of every single girl who stood behind it" and that she hoped for Sweden to return to the top IIHF division soon. The Swedish Ice Hockey Association's competition director suggested that she find another league to play in. According to a Unionen report, the average top-flight men's hockey player in Sweden earns more than the combined salaries for an entire SDHL team. It sucks. I'm angry. She was one of the players who had to seek a second job since they did not receive the usual stipend for playing in the World Championships. There are links to career statistics for 1997 births and the Winter Olympics.


texts: <mask> is an Australian author, children's writer, playwright and dramatist, radio show host, comedian and television personality. She grew up in small country towns in Victoria, including Warncoort and California Gully, where she studied journalism at the Gordon Institute of TAFE and became a reporter at the Geelong Advertiser. When she was a journalist, she worked for The Sun News-Pictorial newspaper on the rounds of transport, urban affairs and state politics. She was introduced to a comedy group performing at a comedy club. Ian, Mary-Anne, and Peter were in this group. She began working as a stand-up comedian after leaving The Sun News-Pictorial. She is acknowledged as the first Australian woman to enter the all-male domain of stand-up comedy in the ABC TV series Stop Laughing This is Serious.The shows included Faking It, Sunburn Bloody Sunburn, and Sunburn the Day After, which included the group from the Flying Trapeze. The first everMELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL COMEDY FESTIVAL was held in 1987 and featured Barry Humphries and Peter Cook. She is a board member of the Belvoir Theatre. She appeared in the ABC children's show Trap, Winkle and Box. She joined the cast of The Gillies Report along with John Clarke, Phillip Scott, Tracy Harvey, Patrick Cook and Jean Kittson. Among others, he hosted ABC TV's, The Big Gig, including, among others, performers Glynn Nicholas, Rod Quantock, Greg Fleet, Jean Kittson and the Doug Anthony All Stars. She hosted her own talk show with comedians Greg Fleet, Andrew Goodone, Simon Rogers and Tim Smith.The first time he performed at the Edinburgh Festival was with a two-handed stand-up show. The Australian Government's 1988 OzNOST troupe included Magda Szubanski, Rod Quantock, Gina Riley, Kate Ceberano and Circus Oz. She took her one-woman show Love Gone Wrong to the festival where it was awarded the "pick of the fringe" and was transferred to a theatre in London's West End for a limited season. She was a stand-up comic. She wrote, performed and sang in two shows, Love Gone Wrong and Please Send More Money. Dame Edna Everage and the Doug Anthony Allstars were on Friday Night Live. Julia Zemiro hosted an episode of Home Delivery in which she recalled her stand up days.Her episode was advertised as a moving account of her life, as well as her one-woman stand-up show Up Late and Loving It. She performed at a comedy festival. Harmer began her radio career at 3AK, sharing a Saturday night shift with Jane. A regular guest was Glen Robbins. She hosted a drive programme in 1992. He co-hosted the highly rated breakfast radio show The Morning Crew for 11 years. By March 2006 she had quit her morning show at the new radio station after disagreements with management.The morning program on ABC Radio Sydney was presented by <mask> and Buck. According to an ABC News story, Harmer and Buck decided to "go out on a high" after working together for three years. She is the author of seven books for adults: It's a Joke, Joyce, Love Gone Wrong, So anyway, and <mask>'s words of wisdom. Roadside Sisters was published in 2009. Her fourth book, Friends Like These, was published in 2011. The genres were not understood by The Age newspaper. If it's all women's stuff?Children, marriage, friendship and happiness are not important. The girlie book is covered in chocolate. They are popular light novels. The Pearlie the Park Fairy series is a collection of children's books. The Pearlie series has 17 books published to date. They have been published in ten countries around the world. The first book in the Pearlie series, Pearlie in the Park, was adapted for the stage and has been shown on Australian, Canadian, and American television.I Lost My Mobile at the Mall was Harmer's first novel for teens. I Made Lattes for a love God was the sequel. The Pearlie in the Park adaptation is one of the plays written by Harmer. The opera Australia production of Lake Lost was written by her. She has written for many Australian magazines, including The Australian Women's Weekly, New Weekly, The Good Weekend, HQ, Sunday Telegraph and Yours magazine. The Best Ever Sports Writing, edited by Greg Gowden and published by Random House Australia, was one of the books that Harmer contributed to. 200 Years of Sport Writing.She wrote a chapter for the book "Women talk back", which was edited by Jane Caro. The Hoopla is a news and opinion site for Australian women. It closed in the spring of 2015. She was the host of The Big Gig, had her own TV chat show in 1990, and co-starred in the World Series Debate with Andrew Denton. The Logie Awards of 2002 were criticized by the media, with some focusing on her personal performance. In 2005, Harmer was the subject of an ABC Australian Story episode. Stuff, a four-part television documentary series, was broadcast on ABC TV in 2008.The author began writing for an animated series based on her books. He wrote many of the episodes, acted as a creative producer, and even made a brief appearance as the Dream Fairy. She described herself as a "tragic lefty" in an article for The Sydney Morning Herald. She described herself as an "old lefty" in a piece for The Hoopla. In November 2015, she told the ABC Q&A program that her politics sounded like an old fashioned socialist and that she objected to trends towards privatisation of public assets. "right and left need each other to progress, we should be more humble about our supposedly deeply-held beliefs and not so quick to label our opponents as either carelessly ill-informed or purposefully evil." Don't expect any idiotic greenie near you to get that soon!He was against the election of Donald Trump. One of the best things that can happen to me in my lifetime is acceptance of gender fluidity, I believe, with all my heart, that we exist on a dynamic spectrum of sexuality and that labels are at best useless, at worst. The government we have now confounds me after the first Budget of the Abbott Government. It seems it doesn't pay attention to advice, evidence and entreaties. I can't understand how Joe Hockey came up with a budget that didn't offer joy. At the very least. All sticks, no carrot.All punishments and threats. He doesn't have a reward that he can articulate. There was no budget emergency that stood up to scrutiny. He is a republican. She encouraged others to join her in the Australian Republican movement. She was involved in a debate in 1993 where she argued against the Royal Family with future Liberal leader Malcolm Turnbull and Labor politician Graham Richardson. Bob Brown was described as a good man prosecuting the good cause by the Greens.The National People with Disabilities and Careers Council was created to advise the Australian Government on the development of the National Disability Strategy. She was an ambassador for Interplast. Her husband is a "dedicated greenie" and activism is the "core of our lives", she wrote for The Sydney Morning Herald. Our kids are behind protest banners. In an article written for The Sydney Morning Herald in March of last year, Harmer said she attended Church of England Sunday school for a time until her father declared himself "humanist". She wrote in 2016 that her father was a self-proclaimed humanist. She wrote, "I've remained deeply attracted to the tale of suffering and resurrection at the heart of the Christian narrative."I am fascinated by accounts of religion, belief, myth, legend and fairytales. I'm one of those people who don't believe in anything. The sad, godless orphans who can't pass a church or temple without entering to light a candle or offer a flower. In an essay in Destroying The Joint: Why Women Have To Change The World, Harmer wrote that her two children have been confirmed into the Catholic Church. Personal Harmer is married to Brendan and has two children. The women supporters' group for the local rugby league club is co-founded by her. There are External links to Official Website Pearlie Website 1955 Living people Australian children's writers Australian dramatists and playwrights Australian satirists Australian republicans

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texts: In August 1944, Shutova village, Yavorivskyi district, Lviv region, Ukraine, a Ukrainian writer, poet, social and political leader was killed. <mask>'s father was a well-known Ukrainian poet and doctor. At a young age, he showed an interest in writing. Ivan Franko and Volodymyr Samoylenko commented on his work. After graduating from school, he entered the Law Department of Novorosiyskyi University. The Liberation of Ukraine Union was published in 1917 by the editor of the magazine. His father's publishing house was where these works were published.The cause of an independent Ukraine was championed by the man who sided against the Bolsheviks. Kamyanets is in the western part of Ukraine. He studied medicine at the University of Poland in 1922. He graduated from the Military School of Medicine in Warsaw in 1931. Medical career and literary development began at Warsaw University. There was a poetry book published in Poland in 1925. The literary group 'Tank' was established in 1929.The outstanding Ukrainian writers included in the group were L. Mosendz, N. Livytska-Kholodna, and O. Stefanovych. The ideal of reviving the Ukrainian nation was incorporated into the literary works of the young writers. The second poetry book Severity ('Suvorist'), which was published in 1931, reflected this ideology, expressing faith in the Ukrainian nation's independent and prosperous future. In 1934, the novel "Kozaky v Moskovii" was published in Warsaw, followed by a collection of literature essays called " Fight for Ukraine". Three volumes of the author's short stories were published in 1936. The national liberation movement was the focus of the stories. He produced two political works in the same year.The trilogy Cause of Ukraine ('Pryznachennya Ukrainy'), The Black Sea Doctrine ('Tchornomorska doktryna') and The Severance of Russia are all well known. He continued his medical practice after his father's death. He was a great phytotherapist. The medical books were published by him. Living in exile didn't stop him from working on matters concerning Ukraine and its future. The Ukrainian Chornomorskyi (Black Sea) Institute was founded in 1940 by Ivan Shovhenivskyi and others. The beginning of the World War II and the invasion of Poland resulted in the deployment of Yuriy.He founded the Ukrainian Public Committee in Warsaw to help eastern Ukrainian refugees. Both the Soviet and Fascist authorities were watching him. Although he had a chance to go to a safe place, he decided to stay in Ukraine. They had two daughters and died last years. The Yavoriv region of western Ukraine was where the family moved in 1943. He was involved in the Ukrainian resistance movement. The training courses for medical staff from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army were conducted by the same man as a doctor.On August 19th, 1944, the officers of the NKVD arrested the person they were looking for. His wife was told two days later that villagers had found her husband's corpse. His body had been badly damaged. The Simon Petlyura Cross was given to him. The Ukrainian Insurgent Army had a man in their ranks. The Ukrainian Daily was published on February 24, 1948. Writers from Odessky Uyezd and doctors from the University of Medical Sciences were executed by the Soviet Union.


texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, is a Singaporean Indian comedian, television host, actor, and drag queen. He was the resident performer at the cabaret nightclub and made his name at the Boom Boom Room. He has a string of television, stage, and film credits after spending nearly two decades as an entertainer. He is a regular performer at the Hard Rock Café. <mask>: From Rags To Drag was released in 2011. He was the first entertainer in Singapore to come out. In Singapore, he is one of the few openly-gay public figures.<mask> was born on August 10, 1968 in a South Indian Mudaliar family from Madras and a Singaporean mother. Chinna Dorai arrived in Singapore in the 1960's and worked for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. <mask> was raised by his mother's sister, a policewoman, after his parents divorced. <mask> grew up in a terrace house with his parents, three siblings, and six dogs. He attended several primary and secondary schools. He joined the Indian Dance Society as a child because he wanted to be a classical dancer. <mask> worked for six months as a cashier at a convenience store before he enlisted for National Service, where he served as a combat signaler in the army and held the record for one of the fastest times in his cohort for the completion of the 2.4 km run.<mask> had his first exposure to the entertainment industry at the age of 22 when he was a singing waiter at Cheers! The Fun Pub is located at the Orchid. He started as an entertainer at the age of two. <mask> played the role of an Indian drag queen at the Laughs Comedy Club in Tanglin Shopping Centre in 1991. He realized his calling was comedy. <mask>'s big break came in 1992 when he was offered the starring role at the newly established Boom Boom Room in New Bugis Street. <mask>'s routines included song and dance, as well as stand-up comedy.He wrote most of his own material and had initially started with clean jokes which drew chilly responses from his audience; that led him to go with more risqué ones for which he is now known. As he came to be Singapore's most well-known drag queen with his caustic wit and biting observations about life in Singapore, particularly about politics, race, and sex, his cross-dressing became his trademark. <mask>'s performances were monitored by the police because of the provocative nature of his shows. Once a year, he had to perform his entire show for an audience of police officers before he was allowed to put it up for the public. The Boom Boom Room closed permanently in 2004. <mask> started performing at a theatre-bar called Gold Dust. In 2007, he sold his share of the club and now performs three nights a week at 3-Monkeys Café.<mask> was a regular performer at the club. Television <mask> made his television debut in 1993 as one of the three hosts of The Ra Ra Show. The show ended after ten months when viewers complained about the use of Singlish and perceived sexual innuendoes in the show. The English sitcom Oh Carol!, starring Carol Cheng of Hong Kong, aired in 2001. <mask> has hosted three seasons of Rusiyo Rusi, a cooking show, and played the lead role in the crime comedy series P.I.K. Private Investigator Krish is on Vasantham Central. <mask> does not perform in drag on television, which is one of the differences between his shows in clubs and on television.<mask> was offered a role in Dick Lee's musical, Hot Pants, in 1997. <mask>: A Life Alive is a comedy musical about <mask>'s journey to fame. His stage credits include Meena and Me. They were not guilty in 2001. <mask> has taken his stand-up comedy to the stage, putting up a number of one-man shows both abroad and at home, such as his performance at Wallpaper* magazine's first anniversary party in London, and a semi-annual series of shows produced by Dream. In the year 2013 and in the year 2014). Filmography <mask> has become popular on the silver screen.<mask> was the Minister of Toilets in Everybody's Business. He played mother to Vernon in One Leg Kicking. <mask> had dressed as a girl when he was a child. His father did not speak to him for seven years because his mother thought he was a sex worker. In Singapore, it is common for trans women to work as prostitutes. <mask> came out to his fans as gay in his performance <mask>: Stripped Bare and Standing Up, but he made it official in his biography. <mask> has mentioned his sexual orientation in his comedy routines and interviews.He has stated that he is "half man half woman", that he is "more woman than man", and that he has been called out by children as a trans person. <mask> was the first trans celebrity to serve as an ambassador for the annual LGBT Pride event in Singapore called Pink Dot, according to a scholar from the National University of Singapore. Being openly gay, lesbian, bisexual, or trans in Singapore is still against the law. <mask> keeps the identities of his significant others private. There are also gay people in Singapore.

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texts: He is an Iranian-Swedish disaster medicine doctor, lecturer and researcher. He was sentenced to death for collaborating with Israel. He attended the Universit degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale in Italy and the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium as part of his PhD program. He is in contact with universities all over the world, including in Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United States. In April 2016 <mask> was sentenced to death in Iran for espionage and treason. During the period of his arrest, he has been tortured and threatened. Over 700 citations have been given to <mask>'s academic work in the field of disaster medicine, which looked at issues related to emergency medicine in a range of contexts.He was a key figure in establishing the Universit del Piemonte Orientale (CRIMEDIM) Research Center in Emergency and Disaster in Italy. He co-authored studies about hospital readiness for earthquakes, man-made conflicts, Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear emergencies and massive influxes of emergency patients. Emergency physicians in Italian hospitals were assessed on their knowledge of basic disaster planning and procedures in a 2016 study. There is a need to enhance staff disaster preparedness education, training and follow-up to ensure understanding and awareness of Emergency Plans. The development of curricula for post-graduate courses on disaster medicine has been contributed to by him. Following his acceptance into the BIDMC fellowship in Disaster Medicine, he was offered a fellowship by Harvard in December 2020. An academic appointment at Harvard Medical School is included in the position at BIDMC.<mask> was described as a strong academician and leader by the Director of the Division of Disaster Medicine. As a Disaster Medicine fellow, you will represent all of us through your academic diligence, professionalism, and conduct. He was accused of espionage and collaboration with Israel after his spouse sent him a letter that was said to contain evidence of the accusations. His family didn't know where he was for ten days. He was held in section 209 of Evin prison for 7 months after being held at an unknown location for 7 days. He said he had been held in solitary confinement for three months and then in partial isolation for the rest of the year. After nine months of being held, <mask> was taken to branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran where he was charged with espionage and told that he could face a death penalty.The lawyer was denied access to the case files at the hearing. He was sentenced to death on October 21, 2017, on the charge of corruption on earth. He was held at Evin prison. 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The international community was urged to intervene to stop the execution. <mask>'s health condition has deteriorated since his arrest. A low white blood cell count was indicated by blood tests. He was examined by a medical doctor at Evin Prison and recommended to be seen by a specialist in haematology in the hospital, but this request was denied. The follow-up exams have not been done.Since his arrest, Djalali has lost 24 lbs. The president of the World Medical Association wrote to the Iranian authorities saying that the conditions under which Djalali is being held are against medical ethics and human rights law. In November of last year, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention formally requested information from the Iranian Government, but it did not receive a response. The UN human rights experts called on Iran to lift the death sentence against Djalali. The death sentence against Djalali was appealed to Iran by the UN human rights experts. The experts were the Chair-Rapporteur of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, as well as the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. The opinion was adopted by them.There was a report on 92/2017. The Working Group sent allegations to the Government but did not receive a response from the Iranian Government. The document argued that the deprivation of liberty of Djalali was in violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The UN human rights experts repeated their urgent call. In the 2020 Annual report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and reports of the Office of the High Commissioner and the Secretary-General, it is stated that there are persistent concerns about the situation of dual and foreign nationals who remain imprisoned in the Islamic Republic of Iran. After being sentenced to death for espionage, <mask> <mask> was transferred to an unknown location for 10 days before being returned to Evin Prison. He was pressured to confess to more allegations.Many dual and foreign nationals have been denied medical treatment for life-threatening conditions. According to the Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran 2020, the security and intelligence officials, including the Ministry of Intelligence and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, have in many cases prevented access to medical care for prisoners. <mask> <mask>, a Swedish-Iranian academic, had his confession to espionage on the Islamic Republic of Iran broadcast on State television in December 2017, five days after the Supreme Court had upheld his death. After his interrogators said that he would be released from solitary confinement only if he recorded the confession, Djalali recorded it under duress. On 6 October 2020, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed deep concern at the worsening situation of human rights defenders, lawyers, and political prisoners being held in Iran's prisons. She called on the authorities to release them because of the spread of disease in the country and unsanitary conditions in the prisons. His condition has become critical and UN human rights experts demanded his immediate release.The experts said the situation is horrible. He has been held in solitary confinement for over 100 days with the constant risk of his imminent execution laying over his head, and he is being deprived of sleep by prison officials shining lights on him 24 hours a day. In December of last year, 121 Laureates wrote an open letter to the Iranian Supreme Leader asking for his release. The news that professor Djalali would be executed in November 2020 led to another letter being sent to the Ayatollah. The European Parliament adopted a resolution demanding the release of Djalali and four other EU citizens. The European Parliament demanded the immediate release of all EU-Iranian dual nationals, unless they are retried according to international standards. On 17 December 2020 the European Parliament adopted a resolution which called on Iran to quash his death sentence and secure his immediate release.Information about Djalali's living conditions and health status have been collected by theAmnesty International. The campaign was launched in order to encourage public audiences to write a petition letter and submit it to the Iranian Supreme Leader Office, President of Iran, and the Chief Justice of Iran. On the occasion of Iranian new year festival, the 2020 Nowruz Action is a campaign to support prisoners of conscience in Iran. Public audiences are encouraged to send messages to prisoners and their families. The Nowruz campaign was represented by seven cases of political prisoners and academic prisoners. Scholars at Risk is an international network of institutions and individuals to promote academic freedom and protect scholars from academic freedom threats. By releasing letters to public authorities in Iran and conducting online activities via social networks, SAR has been engaging and pushing public campaigns to support Djalali.The campaign #SaveAhmad was published in January of last year. The letter was sent to the Iranian authorities in March 2020 because of his health conditions. 13 to 16 academic institutions in Sweden continued to pursue partnerships and exchange programs with Iranian counterparts after Iranian authorities condemned Djalali to death. Some pleaded for Iran to release Djalali. The institutions that pursued partnerships with Iranian institutions in the last year were: Lund University, University of Technology, Linnaeus University, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Bors Halmstad, and Mlardalen University College. The universities recalled the right to freedom of expression in the letter. The European University Association put pressure on the Iranian authorities for a reversal of the capital sentence.The EUA wrote a letter to the Iranian Supreme Leader, expressing grave concerns about the ongoing harm to <mask> and his family. In April of last year, the Flemish University Council decided to suspend all academic cooperation with Iranian universities and institutions in response to the imprisonment and death sentences of a professor. The Iranian authorities were requested to provide medical care for the professor by the Council. Scholars at Risk organized universities around the world to call for a halt to <mask>'s execution. The Italian conference of rectors sent a petition to the supreme leader. More than 260 speakers from 23 countries in 5 continents took part in a 24 hour scientific and academic marathon at the University of Piemonte Orientale. A petition was started for the release of Djalali and it succeeded in getting more than 320.000 signatures.The petition was sent to the former President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani. The Universit degli studi del Piemonte, the Karolinska University, and the Vrije Universitet Brussel sent a letter to the head of the judiciary of Iran asking for his release. The universities recalled the right to freedom of expression in the letter. The European University Association sent a letter to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The session was held from 20 to 24 November. The Iranian Government was requested by the Working Group to provide detailed information about the current situation of Djalali and any comments on the source's allegations. There was no feedback on the opinion.In February <mask> <mask> was granted permanent Swedish citizenship after being granted an urgent call for his release by the Human Rights Council Working Group on Arbitrary Detention. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign received a letter on February 5. On 3 May, the Scholars At Risk network wrote a letter to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The acting minister of health and medical education in Iran received a letter from the Committee of Concerned Scientists. Djalali was requested to be taken to a community hospital. On 17 March 2020, S suggested freeing Djalali. Iran could greatly benefit from utilizing the expertise of Dr. <mask> <mask> who is an internationally recognized leader in the area of disaster medicine.His contribution to the fight against the Pandemic would be valuable for your country. On 9 September Prof Dr Peter-André Alt wrote an open letter repeating his call for the release of Djalali. The death sentence and cruel treatment of Dr. Djalali constitute a terrible violation of human rights and academic freedom. The global scientific community cannot tolerate the actions of the Iranian Government. This number did not include Djalali. In June, the President of the Human Rights Commission of Palazzo Madama wrote a letter to the ambassador of Iran for an update on the situation. The June issue of Prehospital and Disaster Medicine featured a guest editorial written by Physician Frederick M.The opposite effect to what was intended has been caused by the political advantage Iran thought they would gain by his imprisonment. After his death, academic institutions world-wide that support the over 70,000 Iranian graduate students and scholars studying abroad each year will be increasingly reluctant to participate for fear those graduates will suffer a similar fate once they return. The World Day against the Death Penalty was celebrated on 10 October. The situation of human rights defenders, lawyers, and political prisoners being held in Iran's prisons was brought to the attention of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in October 2020. According to Iran Human Rights, the wife of Djalali told them that he was going to be transferred to Rajai Shahr prison, a normal preliminary to an execution. It was a few days after the release of the Australian scholar. According to The Guardian, Djalali was granted a reprieve and was not sent to Rajai Shahr prison.On March 1, 2021, a group of civil rights activists appeared before the Judiciary Services Office in Tehran to file a suit against those who order or enforce solitary confinement in Iran. On 18 March 2021, UN human rights experts demanded the immediate release of <mask> due to his critical condition after over 100 days in solitary confinement, a form of punishment used systematically by the Islamic Republic of Iran despite being a violation of Iran's obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political External links include a letter from EUA calling for release and a video on the case of Iranian prisoners sentenced to death.

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texts: <mask> is an English former professional footballer who played as a left-back. He spent two years at the club before being released. He signed for Aldershot Town in May 2001. During the 2002–03 season, he helped the club win the Isthmian League title. During his time at St Albans City and Gravesend & Northfleet, <mask> spent time on loan. During his time at Grays Athletic, he was part of the team that won the Conference South title, as well as two FA Trophy successes. During the 2006–07 season, he enjoyed FA Trophy success for the second year in a row.In November 2007, <mask> moved back into the Football League. He spent three-and-a-half seasons there, with the club moving between League One and League Two. After his contract expired at the end of the 2010–11 campaign, he signed for Lincoln City of the Conference premier. In November 2012 he was sent out to Woking permanently. He retired from playing at the end of the 2014/15 season to focus on his career as a teacher. After joining the club's YTS programme at the age of 16, <mask> went on to sign a scholarship with the club. He was part of the team that won the under 17 Academy Cup as they beat Manchester City in the final.He was signed by Wycombe in the early part of 2001. In the club's 3–2 away defeat to Peterborough United on 24 February 2001, <mask> made his Football League debut. He was part of the squad that traveled to the FA Cup semi-finals but did not play. He had limited opportunities due to an ankle injury. He left at the end of the 2000–01) season. In 2001, <mask> joined the Isthmian League's premier division. He scored his first goal for the club in a 2–1 away win over Heybridge Swifts after making his debut in a 3–1 home victory over Enfield.During the 2001–02 season, he scored twice. He made eight appearances for St Albans City during his two-month loan. He spent a month on loan at Gravesend & Northfleet in 2002. He scored three times in 21 appearances for Aldershot in the season that saw the club earn promotion to the Conference National. During Aldershot's return to the highest tier of non-League football, <mask> made 28 appearances and scored once in a 4–2 away victory over Bishop's Stortford in the FA Trophy. They lost on penalties in the play-off final and missed out on promotion. Although he didn't play in the final, <mask> did play in the semi-finals as the Shots defeated Hereford United on penalties.He scored six times during his three years at Aldershot. The Conference South club Grays Athletic was managed by Mark Stimson. He made his Grays debut on the opening day of the season, playing the first 57 minutes in a 1–1 away draw against Hayes. He scored his only goal of the season as Grays beat Redbridge 5–1 at the New Recreation Ground. The club achieved promotion by winning the Conference South title. The FA Trophy was won by Grays during the same season, and they beat Hucknall Town on penalties in the final at Villa Park. The 2005–06 season gave <mask> another chance to play in the Conference National, as a result of Grays' promotion.Grays finished third in the league and he played a lot. His only goal of the season was in the Conference play-off semi-final second leg, as Grays lost to Halifax Town 5–4 on aggregate. After the play-off defeat, <mask> was part of the team that won back-to-back FA Trophy titles. The game was <mask>'s last for the club. The FA Trophy wins for Grays Athletic were great, a fantastic achievement for the club, we had some terrific players at the time. After his Grays contract expired, <mask> signed for Conference National club Stevenage Borough. He joined on a two-year contract.Stimson made <mask> his first signing after he switched from Grays to Stevenage. The offer of a contract extension at Grays was rejected by <mask>. He made his debut against Altrincham in August of 2006 and played the whole match. <mask> scored his first goal for Stevenage in a 3–2 victory win against Woking on 3 October 2006, a late penalty to restore parity in the match, before Stevenage went on to score a winner in injury-time. In the home victories against Gravesend & Northfleet and Cambridge United, as well as the 2–1 win against Burton Albion, he scored from 25-yards out. During his first season with the club, he played in all 46 league matches and scored six times. The first match at the new Wembley Stadium took place in May 2007, and was part of the squad that reached the FA Trophy Final.He won the FA Trophy for the third year in a row when he played the whole match in Stevenage's 3–2 victory against Kidderminster. In August 2007, <mask> scored his first goal of the season, a free kick that found the top corner of the goal, in Stevenage's 3–0 home victory over Weymouth. From August to October 2007, he was part of the defence that broke a club record and equalled a Conference premier record. After the departure of Stimson to Gillingham in November 2007, it was revealed that Stevenage rejected several offers for <mask> from Gillingham. His last game for the club was a home loss to Halifax Town. He scored eight times in 73 appearances for the club. Gillingham and Adam Miller joined for a combined fee of 65,000.The deal was made permanent in January 2008. He made his debut for Gillingham in a 1–1 home draw with Southend United on December 26, 2007. During the second half of the 2007–08 campaign, <mask> made 25 appearances for the club, a season in which Gillingham were demoted to League Two. He netted in a 1–1 draw against Bristol Rovers at the Memorial Stadium in April 2008. The 2008–09 season was the first full season for <mask>. He was joined by a number of his former teammates, including Barry, Alan, and Stuart, as well as Dennis, who he played with at Grays. Gillingham earned promotion back to League One after a 1–0 win over Shrewsbury Town in the play-off final at Wembley Stadium in May 2009.He provided 11 assists from left-back. The promotion meant that it was the third time that <mask> had enjoyed league success. Gillingham marked their return to the third tier of English football with a 5–0 victory over Swindon Town at Priestfield. He scored his second goal of the season in a 3–1 win over Stockport County in December 2009, his 100th appearance for the club, with an "angled volley" that beat Owain Fn Williams in the Stockport goal. At the end of the season, Gillingham finished in 21st place. Their fate was sealed by a 3–0 away loss to one of their former employers. During the campaign, <mask> made 41 appearances.Stimson left the club after the match and was replaced by Andy Hessenthaler. For the first time in six years, <mask> would be playing under a manager other than Stimson. After playing enough games last season to get a new deal, <mask>'s contract was extended for a further year in June 2010. During the season, <mask> received the first red card of his career in a 2–0 home defeat to Dover Athletic in the FA Cup, earning the dismissal for a "professional foul". Gillingham narrowly missed out on a place in the play-offs as he made 37 appearances during the 2010–11 season. When his contract expired at the end of the month, <mask> left Gillingham. He made 157 appearances and scored three goals during his three-and-a-half year spell with the Kent club.Lincoln City <mask> joined the club on a free transfer. "Signing a two-year deal with Lincoln will benefit me to have a fresh start, play in front of new people and show what I can do." I need to show that I'm better than this level, and we need to show that as a team. He made his Lincoln debut on the opening day of the 2011–12 season, playing the whole match as Lincoln drew 2–2 with Southport at Haig Avenue. He scored his first goal for the club in a 3–0 home victory over Ebbsfleet United on November 26, 2011. In a 2–0 win against Newport County, <mask> scored a 20-yard free-kick. The club struggled to adapt during their first season back in non-League and finished just above the danger zone.He played regularly during the early months of the new season after he was made club captain. He scored his first goal of the season in a 3–3 home draw against Stockport County. A move down south was more suitable for him given his personal circumstances, as his family struggled to relocate to Lincolnshire. He scored three times. Lincoln is a really nice, friendly club with very patient and loyal supporters. With my personal circumstances, it was time to move on. He joined Woking on a two-month loan.He made his first appearance for Woking two days after signing, playing the whole match in a 2–1 defeat to Alfreton Town at Kingfield, and went on to make a further four appearances during the loan agreement. He returned to Lincoln before it was agreed that he would leave the club at the end of the year. On 6 January, <mask> signed for Woking on a permanent basis. He made 17 more appearances at left-back for the rest of the season as Woking finished their first season back in the Conference in mid-table. In August of last year, <mask> made his first appearance of the season against his former employers, Lincoln City, in a 0–0 draw at Kingfield. He scored his first and only goal for Woking in the club's 2–0 away win at Gateshead on 15 February 2014, converting Kevin Betsy's cross after just two minutes to give the club the lead and help them to their first away win of the year. He made 50 appearances for the team and scored once during the entire season.After discussions with the manager and the coach, he signed a contract extension with Woking, on non-contract terms. <mask> had to take on a part-time playing role because he was combining playing football with his new job as a teacher. He thanked the club for their understanding in his new role after the death of his mother. The club's first game of the season was a 3–1 away victory at Alfreton Town. His new job commitments meant that he only played a peripheral role during the season, making seven appearances in all competitions. At the end of the season, <mask> retired to focus on his teaching job. Three times in 2007, <mask> played for the England C team, who represent England at non-league level.He has played for the England team. In the early stages of his career, <mask> played on the left wing, although he mostly played as a left-sided full-back. He is left-footed. Mark Stimson described him as an attacking full-back with plenty of technical ability, and stated that he would offer plenty of width down the left hand side. He is fond of passing the ball along the floor and prefers to pass the ball out than play long ball. <mask> stated that he would like to be remembered as a player who tried to play football the right way, passing the ball, technically good to watch and an honest player. He provided an outlet from the set pieces.He scored from long-range free-kicks and also took corner kicks. He was the club's penalty taker and scored six out of seven penalties. As of 2011, <mask> had two sons with his wife, Walter and Benedict. He has two siblings. His brother, Tom, was a football player at West Texas A&M University and won a number of awards. Adam Miller is his closest friend in football, according to him. At the University of Buckingham, <mask> studied sports psychology and coaching.He taught physical education, science and history at the Papplewick School. FA Trophy: 2004–05, Grays Athletic Conference South: 2005–06, Gillingham League Two play-offs: 2008–09 The players are from Aldershot Town F.C. The players are from St. Albans City F.C. The players are from Ebbsfleet United F.C. The players are from Grays Athletic F.C. The players are from F.C.The players are from Gillingham F.C. The players are from Lincoln City. The players are from Woking. Football players from the National League.

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texts: <mask> is an English author, historian, and a retired journalist. His works include a biography of James Hargreaves, the inventor of the spinning jenny, and a study of the social aspects of the industrial revolution. <mask> has an interest in the history of the textile industry in the area. Helmshore is a small mill-town immediately south of Haslingden, Rossendale, where <mask> has spent his life. In his 2003 memoir, Just A Few Words: A Helmshore Boyhood, he describes a friendly, polite, thrifty and hard-working community. He wrote warmly of his childhood memories and how his family, friends and relatives were integrated into the discipline of the textile mills that provided most of the population with employment. During the war, <mask> passed a scholarship examination and started at Haslingden Grammar School.Haslingden Cricket Club's ground was just a short walk away from where he developed his passion for cricket. He was able to see the international professionals who played for the club as part of the league, which became an important part of his life. He has been the Secretary of Haslingden Cricket Club for more than 40 years and has a suite named after him. The Helmshore Local History Society was formed by <mask> and his friend. <mask> started working as a journalist in 1949. He wrote about business, finance and music at the Manchester Evening News. He was a local correspondent for The Times, The Guardian, and The Daily Telegraph.He continued to research and write books after he retired from journalism. He helped with the transition of Higher Mill, Helmshore, into its role as the Higher Mill Textile Museum. Over the last century, <mask> has returned to the ways in which Haslingden and Helmshore have changed. Both places were famous for their production of cotton and woollen goods during the Industrial Revolution. Many of his books record the rise and fall of the mills, which once dominated the skyline; the move away from railways to motorway; and the overall changes of the last half century, in which time Haslingden and Helmshore have become large residential areas for people commuted to Manchester and The Water-Spinners, A New Look at the Early Cotton Trade records his search for the sites of mills that used Sir Richard Arkwright's machines. Rossendale's most important years are described in the Golden Valley.<mask> has been concerned with the civic and spiritual life of the community, as well as with sports and pastimes. The history of Haslingden Cricket Club in the Victorian Era was his second book. The guides to the cotton and woollen industries were written by <mask>. <mask>'s research on poverty in working-class areas in the 1970s led to the writings of Stanley Graham. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography has articles on cotton pioneers James Hargreaves, James Thomson and John Bullough. Just a Few Words: A Helmshore Boyhood was written at the age of 70 by <mask>. He has collaborated with another historian, John Simpson, on several books of historic photographs of the district.Royd Publications and Carnegie Scotforth have published over a thousand light verse by <mask>. A number of short books for children and young people have been written by <mask>. He is a member of the Society for Psychical Research and has written booklets about ghosts and hauntings. "What Happened to the Iceberg" was written by <mask> and "The Jingle Book: Nonsense Verse and a Diabolical Story" was written by Royd. A Day at the Races, A Few No-balls and Wides, and Who Burnt The Cakes are just a few extras.

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texts: The Spanish opera singer known as <mask> was born on January 9, 1844 in Roncal, Spain and died on January 2, 1890 in Madrid, Spain. Gayarre was seen by many late 19th-century music commentators as the supreme Italianate tenor of his generation, despite stiff competition from the likes of Roberto Stagno, Italo Campanini and Angelo Masini. The man who was to become one of Europe's most celebrated singers was born and raised in the small Pyrenean town of Roncal. He left school at 13 to work as a shepherd and was the third child of <mask> and Maria Ramona Garjn. His father sent him to work in a shop when he was 15. He had his first contact with music there. It was a passion that cost him his job when he was fired for leaving the shop to follow a band that was parading outside.He worked as a blacksmith in the village of Lumbier. One of his co-workers encouraged him to join the Orfen Pamplonés, the city's newly formed choir. Maya introduced him to Hilarin Eslava, the celebrated music teacher and composer. Eslava arranged a scholarship for Gayarre to study at the Madrid Royal Conservatory because she was struck by the beautiful timbre of the yet untrained voice. His first performance was with a zarzuela company called "Sandoval" in 1867. After being dismissed from the chorus of zarzuela productions in Madrid, he returned penniless to Roncal. Encouraged by Hilarin Eslava, his admirers, led by Conrado Garca, one of the founders of the Orfen Pamplonés organized a successful recital in Pamplona which persuaded the Provincial Council of Navarre to grant him funds to pursue further studiesGayarre made his opera debut in 1869 in L'elisir d'amore in Varese. He was considered to be an excellent actor with a commanding stage presence, especially in Italy, for his portrayal of Fernando in La Favorita. Gayarre's earliest successes and fame came from his performances in the major opera houses of Italy, where he created the role of Enzo in the 1876 premiere of La Gioconda. He was in demand in Paris and London as well as his native Spain. Gayarre toured Brazil and Argentina with Elena Sanz, a frequent partner on stage. He sang Sobinin in the first London performance of A Life for the Tsar. Gayarre sang a wide range of works, from bel canto to earlier music-dramas.He sang in three Verdi operas in the 1870/ 71 season at the Teatro Regio di Parma. He sang in Rossini's Mose et Pharaon at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna in 1872. He sang the title role in the first performance in Italy. The Teatro Real in Madrid hosted Gayarre's first ever performance of Lohengrin in 1879. He was back in the bel canto with performances of I puritani and La favorita the following year. Gounod's Faust, Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots, Le prophte and L'Africaine were among Gayarre's works. The peak of Gayarre's career was from 1873 to 1886, but he was plagued by respiratory illness and his voice deteriorated.He appeared on stage for the last time in Bizet's Les pcheurs de perles at the Teatro Real in Madrid on December 8, 1889. He disappeared into the wings after kneeling down and murmuring "No puedo cantar ms", "I cannot sing anymore." He said "Esto se acab" when he was called back to the stage by the sympathetic audience. He was buried in the cemetery of Roncal, near the house where he was born, at the age of 45. In 1901, his grave was marked with a marble and bronze mausoleum by a noted Spanish sculptor, and two years later, Pamplona renamed its Teatro Principal in his honor. There is a biennial competition for young singers in Gayarre. Some of the best samples from the Basque dialect of Roncal are represented in the letters Gayarre used to send to his family.El Canto del ruiseor was directed by Carlos San Martn and features José Romeu as Gayarre. Romanza Final was directed by José Mara Forqué. Romanza Final is a fictional or semi-fictional element. In a letter to his friend, Voice Julin <mask> said that the stage artist's glory is like the dream of one night. A painter, a poet, and a composer are dead. What is left from us? Absolutely nothing.One generation says, 'How Gayarre sang!'... What will remain of Gayarre when my throat says 'I can no longer sing'? A name that will last as long as the people who heard it. Our glory is not worth as much as cigar smoke. When sound recording technology was still in its infancy, there were no recordings of Gayarre. His voice comes from contemporary accounts. Gayarre was reprimanded by George Bernard Shaw for his vocal mannerisms.<mask>'s voice and style were more appreciated by Italian and Spanish critics. <mask>'s voice was slightly guttural and at times could show hardness in the very high notes and an uncertain attack according to an assessment published in the Ricordi Enciclopedia della musica. It was full and fascinating. He was distinguished for his breath control, clear diction, vibrant and passionate tone, and for his ability to strengthen that tone. He produced contrasts of colour and intensity that were incomparable. He used unexpected contrasts of fortissimo and pianissimo and sometimes slowed down the pace excessively. The audience was harsh and indifferent when he sang La favorita.The critic, Filippi, wrote that the Milanese audience had been present at the "consecration of a genius of singing." The critic wrote about him in the decade 1876-1886. We had forgotten what it was like, we were no longer used to it. He has a slim body and a way of moving that is similar to a real man. He has the ability to combine the colors of three different ones to create something unique to him. Romanza final is a biographical film about Gayarre starring Josep Carreras. The Biographies of Julin Gayarre were written in 1955.Memorias de Julin Gayarre, Bilbao: Laida Edicin e Imagen was written by Julio Enciso Robledo. TheFondo de Publicaciones del Gobierno de Navarra was written by José Mara Sanjun Urmeneta. The official site of the Fundacin Julin Gayarre. Matthew Brady has a photograph of Gayarre on a double plate. Gayarre's is to the right. There is a website devoted to Muoz Salvoch's biography of Gayarre.

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texts: The Church of Ireland's Primate of All Ireland between 1625 and 1656 was <mask>. He was a prolific scholar and church leader, who today is most famous for his identification of the genuine letters of the church father, Ignatius of Antioch, and for his chronology that sought to establish the time and date of the creation as "the entrance of the night preceding the 23rd day of Education <mask> was born in Dublin to a well-to-do family. <mask> was the speaker of the Irish parliament. Margaret, the daughter of <mask> and Anne Fitzsimon, was married to <mask>, who was a clerk in chancery. Ambrose, <mask>'s younger brother, became a distinguished scholar of Arabic and Hebrew. Nicholas Bernard said that the elder brother was taught to read by two blind aunts.He entered Dublin Free School at the age of thirteen and then Trinity College Dublin at the age of fourteen. He got his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1598 and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was a priest in the Church of Ireland on December 20, 1601), but he was also a priest in the Trinity College Chapel in May 1602. In 1605 Ussher became Chancellor of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin. He graduated from Trinity College with a Bachelor of Divinity in 1607, Doctor of Divinity in 1612 and Vice-Chancellor in 1615 and vice-provost in 1616. He published his first work after marrying the daughter of a previous Vice-Provost. The first confession of faith of the Church of Ireland was drawn up by him.In 1619 <mask> traveled to England and stayed there for two years. Elizabeth was his only child. She was the mother of a child. He became prominent after meeting <mask>. <mask> nominated <mask> Bishop of Meath. He became a national figure in Ireland in 1623. He made Irish manuscripts available for research to other scholars, such as Sir <mask>.From 1623 until 1626 he was in England and was excused from his duties. Christopher Hampton succeeded <mask>'s uncle Henry twelve years before he succeeded him as primate of All Ireland. After his consecration in 1626, <mask> found himself in turbulent political times. Charles I offered Irish Catholics a series of concessions, including religious toleration, known as The Graces, in exchange for money for the upkeep of the army as tensions rose between England and Spain. <mask> was not a fan of the idea that people might achieve power if they were anti-Christian. The "Judgement of the Arch-Bishops and Bishops of Ireland" took place in his house in November 1626, after he called a secret meeting of the Irish bishops. The Judgement was read out at the end of a series of sermons against the Graces at Dublin in April 1627.The Irish Lords Justices were instructed by King Charles and the Privy Council of England to publish the required Bills to implement the Graces on 3 May 1641. The law reforms weren't properly implemented before the rebellion. From 1629 to 1629 there was an increase in attempts to impose religious conformity on Ireland. In 1633, <mask> wrote to the new Archbishop of Canterbury, William Laud, in an effort to get his support for imposing recusancy fines on Irish Catholics. The Church of Ireland would have to be properly resourced, and that's what Thomas Wentworth said when he became the new Lord Deputy in Ireland in 1633. The primacy dispute between the sees of Dublin and Armagh was settled by him. <mask> had an antipathy to the stage and was against the foundation of Ireland's first theatre, the Werburgh Street Theatre.<mask> was against the rise of the Calvinistic Church of Ireland and against the rise of the Arminianism. The English Articles of Religion were adopted as well as the Irish articles, not instead of them, and the Irish canons had to be redrafted based on the English ones. He was a Calvinist but he was also a hypothetical universalist. John Davenant, an English delegate to the Synod of Dort, was the most significant influence in this regard. <mask> supported the appointment of Laud as Chancellor of the University of Dublin. <mask> accepted that Laud would help to impose order on the institution. The charter and statutes were changed by Laud to limit the authority of the fellows and ensure that the appointment of the provost was under royal control.William Chappell was imposed on the college by <mask> because of his theological views and peremptory style of government. By 1635, it was clear that <mask> had lost control of the church to the Bishop of Derry. William M. Abbott believes that he was an important bishop and archbishop. According to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, he sought conciliation rather than confrontation. The story that he opposed attempts to bring back the Irish language in church services has been discredited. When he could be, <mask> preferred to be a scholar. As a student, he challenged a Jesuit relative, Henry Fitzsimon, to dispute publicly the identification of the Pope with the Antichrist.<mask> had an obsession with Covenanters in Scotland, highwaymen when he was robbed, and non-conformists in England. <mask> wrote about theology, patristics and ecclesiastical history, which displaced his anti-Catholic work. <mask> concentrated on his archdiocese and his research after leaving Dublin in 1634. In 1631, he produced a new edition of his "Discourse on the Religion Anciently Professed by the Irish", a ground-breaking study of the early Irish church, which sought to demonstrate how it differed from Rome. The idea that the Church of Ireland was the true successor of the Celtic church was proved to be highly influential. The most significant history of Christianity in Britain was published in 1639 by Britannicarum ecclesiarum antiquitates. Gathering together so many previously unpublished manuscript sources was an amazing achievement.<mask>'s devotion to a whole chapter to the imaginative but invented stories of King Lucius and the creation of a Christian episcopate in Britain was due to his reluctance to arrive at firm judgements as to the sources' authenticity. <mask> left Ireland for England in 1640 during the English Civil War. Both King and Parliament sought his opinion in the years before the English Civil War because of his reputation as a scholar and moderate Calvinism. After <mask> lost his home and income in the Irish uprising of 1641, Parliament voted him a pension of £400 and the King gave him the income and property of the vacant See of Carlisle. Despite their occasional differences, he remained a loyal friend to Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, and when the latter was sentenced to death by Parliament, he pleaded with the King not to allow the execution of the verdict. The King regretted not taking his advice, as shown by his reference on the scaffold to the unjust sentence which he suffered to take effect. <mask> tried to bridge the gap between the Laudians, who believed in an episcopalian church hierarchy (bishops), and the Presbyterians, who wanted to abolish episcopacy entirely.After his death, The Reduction of Episcopacy was published and proposed a compromise that would have supported a rapprochement between Charles and the parliamentarian leadership. They were published in England and Scotland well into the eighteenth century. He wrote or edited five books. <mask> was forced to choose between his Calvinist allies in parliament and his instinctive loyalty to the monarchy as the middle ground between King and Parliament vanished. He moved to Oxford in January 1642 after asking parliament's permission. As king's fortunes waned, <mask> had to move on to Bristol, Cardiff, and then to St Donat's, though he remained committed to the royal cause. He returned to London in June 1646 under the protection of his friend Elizabeth, who lived in the houses he stayed in.The English episcopacy was abolished on October 9, 1646, and he was deprived of the See of Carlisle. His royalist loyalties were protected by his friends in Parliament as he became a preacher at Lincoln's Inn. He fainted before the axe fell as he watched the execution of Charles I. The work on church hierarchy was done by the scholarship on Ignatius <mask>. Modern experts agree that they were scholarly achievements. The Long Recension, a set of 16 epistles, was the only collection of Ignatius's writing available in <mask>'s time. Differences in tone, theology, and apparent anachronistic references to theological disputes and structures that did not exist during Ignatius's time were found by <mask>.The same letters of the Long Recension were not being read by medieval authors. <mask> argued that only the letters in the Middle Recension were authentic and that it was a shorter set. The author of the Long Recension edited his work and included some of his own. The genuine Ignatian works were published in a Latin edition. The only difference between <mask>'s stance and that of modern scholars is that <mask> believed that the Epistle of Ignatius to Polycarp was a fake. After concentrating on his research and writing, <mask> returned to the study of the church fathers. <mask> published a work on the calendar after a 1647 work on the origin of the Creeds.This was a warm-up for his most famous work, the Annales veteris testamenti, a prima mundi origine deducti, which appeared in 1650, and its continuation, Annalium. The Creation was created on 22 October 4004 BC. Cambridge academic, John Lightfoot, calculated his own dates for the Creation. The time of the <mask> chronology is often misquoted as 9 a.m., noon or 9 p.m. For a discussion of its claims and methodology, see the related article. Young Earth Creationism is based on the idea that the universe was created thousands of years ago. In <mask>'s time, a calculation of the Creation's date was still considered an important task, even though it is now considered a controversial activity.The rise of the Persians, Greeks and Romans, as well as expertise in the Bible, biblical languages, astronomy, ancient calendars and chronology, made <mask>'s chronology a considerable feat of scholarship. <mask>'s account of historical events for which he had multiple sources other than the Bible is usually in agreement with modern accounts. For example, he placed the death of Alexander in 323 BC and that of Julius Caesar in 44 BC. <mask>'s last biblical co-ordinate was the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II. <mask> chose the Masoretic version of the Torah because it claimed a long history of careful transcription and placed Creation exactly four thousand years after the Genesis flood narrative. In 1655, <mask> published his last book, De Graeca Septuaginta Interpretum Versione, the first serious examination of the Septuagint, discussing its accuracy as compared with the Hebrew text of the Old Testament. In 1656, he stayed in the house of the Countess of Peterborough. He took to his bed after he felt a sharp pain in his side.His symptoms seem to have been caused by a haemorrhage. He died two days later. His last words were "O Lord, forgive me, especially my sins of omission." His body was embalmed and was to be buried in Reigate, but Oliver Cromwell wanted him to be buried in the chapel of St Erasmus in Westminster Abbey, so he was given a state funeral on 17 April. The Life of <mask>, D.D. Including. The answer to a challenge made by a Jesuit in Ireland is De Christianorum Ecclesiarum Successione et Statu historica Explicatio.Annales veteris Testamenti. Annales veteris Testamenti ends with Annalium Pars Posterior. The Ussher chronology is first to Richard Stanihurst, his uncle, and then to Alan Ford, <mask>: Theology, History, and Politics in early-modern Ireland.

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